A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c49.s6.41

v3.c49.s6.41

This list is followed by a verse with the synonyms of mūṣā (9–10ab) and descriptions of various types of mūṣā:⁸¹ yoga-, gāra-, vara-, varṇa-, rūpya-, biḍa-, vajra-, vṛntāka-, gostanī-, malla-, pakva-, mahā-, mañjūṣa-, garbha-, and muśalamūṣā (10cd–28). The chapter continues with descriptions of a number of types of koṣṭhikā: aṅgāra-, pāṭala-, gāra-, and tiryakpradhamanakoṣṭhikā (29–40). It ends with the characteristics of various types of puṭa: mahā-, gaja-, vārāha-, kukkuṭa-, kapota-, govara-, mṛdbhāṇḍa-, vālukā-, bhūdhāra-, and lāvakapuṭa (41–54).